What a year 2025 has been! Come along and celebrate with the Auckland Province Green Party on Saturday the 6th of December 2025. RSVP and make sure to bring a plate to share! 

We'll share the venue closer to the date - make sure to RSVP so you can get the updated email.

If you have any accessibility requirements, please get in touch and we will do our utmost to accommodate.  

Please help us keep our people-powered campaign healthy – do not attend if you are sick and please RAT ahead of events if you have symptoms of Covid-19.

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The legendary Pints & Politics is coming to the Shore. Come along to connect with other Green Party members over a drink (or no drink if you'd prefer). No cost for entry, but space is limited so please RSVP below. We will be in the Arbor room with our Green Party banner up. See you there!

If you have any accessibility requirements, please get in touch and we will do our utmost to accommodate.  

Please help us keep our people-powered campaign healthy – do not attend if you are sick

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We’re pleased to announce the Party is offering another round of Te Tiriti o Waitangi Training. This will be a basic training covering:

• Historical context
• The Declaration of Independence
• Comparing the texts
• The primacy of te reo Māori text

 

Moea Armstrong will be facilitating the training. Moea is a fifth generation Pākeha with a passion for celebrating the peaceful promise of the Treaty, and working toward healthy cultural relationships in Aotearoa, through addressing our historical legacy. Moea has been a member of the Green Party since 2000, and was Party Co-Convenor from 2007-2010. She has facilitated Tiriti and anti-racism workshops in Te Tai Tokerau since 1991; worked as a journalist with both mainstream and iwi media; and was a resource management planner for Ngatiwai Trust Board.

 

She is a member of Network Waitangi Whangarei, co-publishers of Treaty of Waitangi: Questions & Answers, Ngapuhi Speaks, 2012, and State of the Pakeha Nation, collected speeches and essays. All available from http://www.networkwaitangiwhangarei.org.nz/

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Join our Green MPs at our Grey Lynn Stall!

We will have cool collateral, conversation points, and it is just a general all round good day. 

Please sign up for a shift when you RSVP. the first shift is set up, last shift is pack-down. 

 

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I have had the privilege of growing up and living in Ōtepoti. I have benefited enormously from its taoka: its great schools, museums and libraries, its beaches and bush, and most critically its people. We are facing increasing challenges, however, from climate change, and from an unstable international economy. To build the city’s resilience we must prioritise long-term protections for these fundamental taoka. This means providing more support and engagement to the community groups who are working hard already to...

Together, we can build these strong and flourishing communities through collaboration, empathy and informed decision-making. Ōtepoti has the potential to be a livelier and more vibrant city that excites both locals and visitors. We could have a city where every person has their needs met, is treated with dignity and feels a sense of belonging. We need councillors who are dedicated towards ensuring all people are enabled to participate in everyday life; whether it’s the ability to travel, have adequate...

Let's put the Greens into Government with our biggest and boldest campaign yet!

The 2026 General Election is about a year away, and it’s time for us to start getting ready as Auckland Province. If we want to run our most successful campaign ever next year, we’re going to need to work together across the City to support our amazing candidates, knock on doors, make phone calls and speak to thousands of people about our Green kaupapa. To help us get started, we’re going to be running a “Practice” Candidate Conference on Sunday 23 November at the Old Folks Association.

***There's been a fantastic take up of this event. Registrations for candidates are now closed as we have met our quota for candidates, it is open for delegates who want to come and practice being a delegate. Please register at the link below***

This is a great opportunity for:

• Prospective Candidates to get a chance to practice many of the skills they’ll need for the list ranking conference in February next year;
• For potential Branch Delegates to get a sense of how the list ranking process works; and
• For Candidates and Branches to start having conversations about who we want to stand across the 22 electorates in Tāmaki Makaurau.

The Practice Candidate Conference will take place across a day - with introductions from Candidates in the morning, followed by an afternoon of “speed dating” where you’ll get some time to chat with each of the Candidates and hear from them directly. 

Spots for this event will be limited. Please register here.

• Registration: $10 waged / $5 unwaged to help cover the cost of venue hire
• Optional Lunch: $15 - Option of Ripe Deli Sandwich (or BYO)

This venue is wheelchair accessible. If you have any accessibility requirements, please get in touch and we will do our utmost to accommodate.  

Please help us keep our people-powered campaign healthy – do not attend if you are sick and please RAT ahead of events if you have symptoms of Covid-19.

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Ko wai au?/Who am I? Born in London, I spent my formative years in expat communities in Hong Kong and Seoul, before doing high school and agriculture college in Kent in England. I studied Sustainable Land Management (or “How to Lead your Community through the 21st Century”) and International Agriculture, so I’m a candidate that can bridge the urban-rural divide. I’m a working man, and I’ve done everything from tractor driving and landscaping to running pubs and illustrating history books....

Resilient, well-connected, thriving communities. Having raised my kids right here in Henderson-Massey, I absolutely love the West! But I also know we have some problems: long commutes, lack of opportunities, degradation of our waterways and infrastructure. I believe that working together, we can build a Henderson-Massey that’s better for us and for future generations. We can build a community that’s easy to get around for everyone, with good public transport and walking and cycling connections. We can look after our...